Concrete Driveway Contractor
New pours, full replacements, widening and extensions. Free written estimates across Dallas–Fort Worth — and we'll beat any written quote.
Concrete Driveway Contractor Across Dallas–Fort Worth
A driveway is the biggest piece of concrete most homeowners will ever buy, and in North Texas it's also the one that fails the fastest. Our expansive clay soil swells several inches when it rains and shrinks back when it bakes, so a slab poured on unprepared ground gets pushed around from underneath. That's what causes the cracking, sinking, and heaving you see on driveways all over the metroplex — not bad concrete, bad base.
We build driveways to survive that movement. That means tearing out and hauling off the old slab instead of pouring over it, compacting the subgrade, setting the right thickness and reinforcement for the vehicles that will actually park on it, and saw-cutting control joints so the inevitable shrinkage cracks land in a straight line where you planned them rather than across the middle of your slab.
Whether it's a standard two-car residential driveway or a heavy approach for work trucks, you get the same process and the same honest price. Call 972-921-9488 and we'll come measure it for free.
Signs You Need This
- Cracks you can fit a coin into, or that run the full width of the slab
- Sections that have sunk or lifted so panels no longer line up
- Standing water that pools instead of draining off
- Crumbling, flaking, or exposed aggregate across the surface
- A trip-hazard lip where the apron meets the street or sidewalk
Concrete Driveway Contractor Services
Residential and commercial work throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. No job too big or too small.
New Driveway Installation
Full pours for new construction or first-time paving over gravel and dirt. Graded to drain away from your foundation and away from the street.
Driveway Tear-Out & Replacement
When a slab is cracked through, sunken, or heaving, patching buys a season at most. We demo the old concrete, haul it off, rebuild the base, and pour new.
Widening & Extensions
Add a parking pad, widen for a third vehicle, or extend to a shop or RV pad. Tied and finished to match the existing slab as closely as concrete allows.
Driveway Aprons & Approaches
The section between street and sidewalk takes the most abuse and is usually first to fail. Poured to city width and slope requirements.
Circular & Side-Entry Driveways
Layout, forming, and pouring for curved and side-entry drives, including the turning radius a full-size truck actually needs.
Steps, Walkways & Add-Ons
Front steps, connecting walks, and garage aprons poured at the same time — cheaper together than as a separate mobilization later.
Our Concrete Driveways Process
Free on-site measure
We come out, measure the actual square footage, look at how water moves across your lot, and give you a written price. No charge, no obligation.
Demo and haul-off
Old concrete comes out and leaves on our truck. We don't pour new concrete on top of a failing slab — it just cracks along the same lines.
Base prep and compaction
Subgrade is graded and compacted to a uniform bearing surface. This is the step that decides whether your driveway lasts five years or thirty.
Forming and reinforcement
Forms set to line and grade, rebar or wire mesh sized for the load, and thickness set for the vehicles that will actually use it.
Pour, finish, and joint
Placed, screeded, and finished — broom finish standard for traction. Control joints saw-cut at the correct spacing and depth.
Cure and clean up
We walk the job with you, tell you exactly when you can drive on it, and leave the site clean.
Rated 5.0 Across DFW
"Tore out my cracked driveway and poured a brand new one in two days. Best price of the four quotes I got. Crew was professional and cleaned up everything."
"New patio slab looks amazing. Fair price, showed up when they said they would. Already booking them for my parking lot at work."
"Poured a new driveway and a back patio in the same week. Smooth broom finish, no cracks, and they beat every other quote I got in DeSoto."
Concrete Driveways FAQ
How much does a concrete driveway cost in Dallas–Fort Worth?
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Price depends on square footage, thickness, how much demo and haul-off is involved, and how hard the site is to reach. Anyone quoting a firm number without seeing the job is guessing. We measure on site and give you a free written estimate — and if you have a written quote from someone else, we'll beat it. Call 972-921-9488.
How thick should a residential driveway be?
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Four inches over a properly compacted base handles normal passenger vehicles and light trucks. If you park a loaded work truck, RV, trailer, or dumpster on it, we go thicker and adjust reinforcement to match. We size it for what you'll actually put on it, not a generic default.
How long before I can drive on a new driveway?
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Foot traffic is usually fine after about 24 hours. For vehicles we ask you to wait — we'll give you the exact date at the pour, based on the mix and the weather that week. Driving on concrete before it has developed strength is one of the fastest ways to crack a brand-new slab.
Can you pour new concrete over my existing driveway?
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We generally won't. An overlay bonded to a slab that's already moving cracks along the same lines within a season or two, and now you've paid twice. If the existing slab is structurally sound and the problem is purely cosmetic, a resurfacing overlay can make sense — we'll tell you honestly which situation you're in.
Why does concrete crack, and will mine?
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All concrete shrinks as it cures, and North Texas clay moves underneath it year-round. The realistic goal isn't zero cracks — it's controlling where they go. That's what saw-cut control joints do: they create a weak line so the slab cracks straight and hidden instead of randomly across the surface.
Do you handle permits?
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Requirements vary by city, and work in the right-of-way — like a driveway approach at the street — often needs one. We'll tell you what your city requires for your specific job when we come out to measure.
Concrete Service Across DFW
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Free Concrete Driveways Estimates
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Financing available — call and ask about our finance options